Wooden Ramp

Wooden Ramp

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An inclined wooden floor for travelling up or down. Can also be used to make an angled roof.

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Structure

Type

Building

Health

10,000

Decay time

8d

Item

Weight

4.0

Stack size

100

Found in Supply Crate

Green

Spawn Command

cheat giveitemnum 90 1 0 0
or
cheat giveitem "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/CoreBlueprints/Items/Structures/Wooden/PrimalItemStructure_WoodRamp.PrimalItemStructure_WoodRamp'" 1 0 0

Crafting

Required level

Level 12

Engram points

3 EP

Crafting XP

27.6 XP

Prerequisites

•  Wooden Ceiling

Unlocks

•  Metal Ramp
•  Metal Stairs

Crafted in

•  Inventory

Ingredients

60 × Wood or Fungal Wood

15 × Thatch

10 × Fiber

The Wooden Ramp is an inclined ramp that can be used to overcome heights. A wooden ramp is 1 foundation wide, 1 foundation long and 1.5 walls tall, which sometimes makes planning structures difficult. The upgraded version is the  Metal Ramp, which is more expensive but harder to destroy.

Notes

• It's often easier to build a ramp from the top down, as the excess ramp will usually extend through the floor. Building it from the bottom up will cause it to protrude over the surface you're trying to connect it to.

• The Wooden Ramp is treated as a wooden structure and can not be damaged by hands, stone weapons, or non-explosive ranged attacks.
• The following aggressive creatures can not damage the Wooden Ramp:

•  Araneo
•  Archaeopteryx
•  Basilisk
•  Beelzebufo
•  Carbonemys
•  Cnidaria
•  Compy
•  Dilophosaur
•  Dimorphodon
•  Diplodocus
•  Direwolf
•  Dung Beetle
•  Equus
•  Eurypterid
•  Ferox
•  Giant Bee
•  Ichthyornis
•  Insect Swarm
•  Kaprosuchus
•  Lamprey
•  Leech
•  Meganeura
•  Microraptor
•  Nameless
•  Onyc
•  Pachy
•  Piranha
•  Pulmonoscorpius
•  Raptor
•  Sabertooth
•  Sabertooth Salmon
•  Terror Bird
•  Thylacoleo
•  Titanoboa
•  Titanomyrma
•  Velonasaur
•  Vulture

Painting and Color Regions

Pictured is the Wooden Roof as both the  Wooden Ramp and  Wooden Roof share the same paint regions.

 

For more information on Paint Regions and how to use them, please view the Dye,  Paintbrush, or  Spray Painter pages.

Region 1:
"Inside" Surface

Region 2:
"Outside" Supports

Region 3:
"Inside" Supports

Region 4 is not used
for this Object.

Region 5 is not used
for this Object.

Region 6:
"Outside" Surface